Health and Safety Partner

Health and Safety Partner

Company: Merthyr Valleys Homes

Salary: £40,484 - £41,215

Hours: Part-time

Location: Merthyr Tydfil, CF48 1HA

Working pattern: Hybrid - 1 day remote

Job type: Contract

Posting date: 25 Aug 2026

Closing date: 8 Sept 2026

Summary

Health and Safety Partner

Location: Merthyr Tydfil Borough

Salary: £40,484 to £41,215 (Appointment at the bottom of the band)

Contract Type: Permanent

Hours of work: Full time - 4 Day Week

Join us as our new Health & Safety Partner and play a key role in creating a safe, healthy and thriving environment for our colleagues, tenants and communities.

If so, we would love you to come and join our amazing mutual!

Are you our ideal candidate?

As our new Health and Safety Partner you will provide health and safety guidance, clear advice, assistance, audit and inspection to help ensure that Merthyr Valleys Homes comply with statutory requirements as well as our own Health and Safety policies and procedures.

Is this for you?

Our ideal candidate shares our mutual values and is passionate in providing a safe environment for colleagues, tenants and external stakeholders alike. For this role, you'll need a wealth of experience within the Health and Safety sector over a variety of disciplines. You must have experience of formulating, implementing, delivering and revising H&S policies and procedures. You'll need a thorough understanding of Health and Safety legislation and be able to write up and provide clear and effective written reports. You'll have an understanding around the analysis and investigation process around adverse events as well as the ability to undertake audits and inspections within your competence.

You must be able to make decisions, problem solve, think creatively and work on your own initiative.

Our ideal candidate shares our mutual values and is passionate in providing a safe environment for colleagues, tenants and external stakeholders alike. For this role, you'll need a wealth of experience within the Health and Safety sector over a variety of disciplines. You must have experience of formulating, implementing, delivering and revising H&S policies and procedures. You'll need a thorough understanding of Health and Safety legislation and be able to write up and provide clear and effective written reports. You'll have an understanding around the analysis and investigation process around adverse event as well as have the ability to undertake audits and inspections within individual competence.

You must be able to make decisions, problem solve, think creatively and work on own initiative.